I mentioned in my previous post that, perhaps, some of the U.S. Air Force Academy photos I was working with might be well suited for B&W treatments. The following were created using a combination of Lightroom and onOne Suite’s Effects, Enhance, and Perfect B&W modules.

I won’t add any narration because that was already done in the previous post. All I will say is these are also available for viewing at their full size (original resolution) in the SmugMug Gallery HERE, and that clicking on any image here will open a larger version of the image in a new window or tab.

I might, if the bug hits me, do similar treatments to the model static planes.

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Excellent, remarkable, incredible, marvelous, stunning, terrific! :-) (How about them adjectives!?)
I love these photos in B&W! They are so crisp and clear and all the lines and shapes and textures are so vivid! A joy to look at! :-)
HUGS!!! :-)

That chapel just begs to be photographed from every imaginable angle, doesn’t it? So much geometry — lines, angles, shadows. It just goes on and on. The B-52 puzzles me, though. Looks black on the underside. Never saw one that wasn’t light on the underside, to make it harder to see from underneath. Not that it matters with this one …

All the adjectives I thought of as I looked at the above B&W’s have been used in the above comments! I especially resonate with bentehaarstad’s “strong photography”. The chapel’s architectures is superbly suited for B&W. And here I thought that the color ones from your previous post could not be improved upon!